Having recently added Tokyo Haneda Airport to the list of airports outside of Mainland China where passengers can use self-service check-in kiosks, Air China has now introduced the facility to three more airports – Vancouver, Osaka Kansai and Nagoya.
The kiosks offer communication in five languages – Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and French – and passengers can use them to select their seat, accrue Air China miles and print their boarding pass.
The Chinese flag carrier now offers self-service check-in at a total of eight airports outside of Mainland China. In addition to the four aforementioned airports, they are also available in Tokyo Narita, Hong Kong, Frankfurt and Stockholm-Arlanda airports.
Air China’s self-service kiosks are in compliance with IATA’s Fast Travel initiative.
